bmad-party-mode

A multi-agent roundtable discussion is run by orchestrating independent BMAD subagents in parallel, each generating an unabridged response in a distinct section. The Skill selects appropriate agents per message from an agent manifest to ensure diverse viewpoints.

Parallel multi-agent orchestration spawns 2–4 independent subagents simultaneously to generate diverse perspectives on a topic. It facilitates cross-talk and reactions by presenting each agent's complete response in its own section while maintaining compact shared discussion context.

You can generate multiple agent viewpoints without subagents by using the solo mode. Adding the solo flag instructs the system to roleplay all selected BMAD agents within a single response cycle instead of spawning independent parallel subagents.

You need an agent manifest and core config to start a collaborative discussion. The Skill loads greeting and language settings from the core config and builds the voice roster of available agents from the manifest, optionally injecting project context when available.

The best way to reduce performative similarity is to orchestrate multiple BMAD agents as independent subagents rather than roleplaying characters. This approach surfaces disagreements and complementary expertise by producing genuinely diverse, unabridged responses from separate execution contexts.

A single roundtable orchestration loop spawns 2–4 selected BMAD agents as real subagents per user message. The loop picks voices, runs the parallel spawn, and presents distinct agent sections while keeping the shared discussion context compact across successive rounds.